Across
- 3. Baseline coordinate method used to systematically measure cluttered or irregular scenes.
- 4. The comparative spatial relationship between drawn elements that is maintained by using graph paper and scale.
- 6. The path or course followed by a moving object, such as a bullet, documented in a schematic sketch.
- 9. Statement marking a sketch "Not to Scale" to clarify drawing proportions versus exact measurements.
- 10. Type of measuring tape that easily winds back into its casing for managing long distance measurements.
- 12. The 90-degree angle relationship between walls or lines used in the rectangular coordinate method.
- 14. Category of sketch that simplifies layout onto a single plane or combined flat surfaces.
Down
- 1. Proper directional alignment on a map or sketch, typically indicated by a compass pointing North.
- 2. Precision measurement technique locating objects using two fixed reference points to form a triangle.
- 5. Sketch style using vanishing points to depict realistic spatial depth and 3D visual perception.
- 7. Coordinate method measuring perpendicular distances relative to two intersecting walls.
- 8. Complex projection view that "unfolds" walls flat alongside the floor plan to display vertical evidence.
- 11. Projection sketch focused on capturing vertical structures, facades, or profile views.
- 13. Outdoor coordinate method measuring distance and angle from a single fixed reference point.